Buffalo leather is also known as Grade B leather. Compared with cattle leather, its advantages are strong and wear-resistant, but its disadvantages are not soft enough, poor hand feel, poor toughness, rough surface, clear pores, and the appearance of the processed seat is slightly worse than that of cattle leather.

Cattle leather, also known as Class A leather, is the most common material used in leather seats of all cars. Its surface is delicate and soft, and pores are almost invisible. Its texture is strong and very flexible, so the seats processed are extremely beautiful.